I've added the Old Bailey Trials website to the Useful Links page on the website: http://perso.numericable.fr/~lovjames/family-history/lovelock/info-for-beginners.html Thanks Michael for reminding us about this useful site and the Ancestry free offer. It might be useful to collect the details of proceedings involving Lovelocks and add them to the "Crime & Punishment" Web page. James Michael E Turner wrote the following on 13/11/2006 15:03: >Two websites have recently appeared that contain Lovelocks. The first >has been online for some time and it may well already be known to the >list. But just in case, it's the Old Bailey trials website up to I think >the 1830s (with a promise that the list from the 1830s is being prepared >for distribution). The pre-1834 list has about 12 or 15 Lovelocks, >usually in the guise of witnesses but also as felons. > >The second list became active on Thursday last week. It is a 30 day >trial offer of the ancestry.com migration lists of ships crossing the >Atlantic giving the passenger lists. I stopped listing the Lovelocks >when I reached 250, so I don't know exactly how large it is. > >http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/ > >http://ancestry.com/ > >Michael >__________________________________________________ >Professor Michael Turner >Department of History >Wilberforce Institute (WISE) >University of Hull >Hull >HU6 7RX >UK > >Tel (Campus): (44) (0) 1482 465913 >Tel (WISE): (44) (0) 1482 305180 >Fax: (44) (0) 1482 466126 >Web: http://www.hull.ac.uk/history/homepage.html > http://www.hull.ac.uk/wise/academic.html#michael_turner >email: [email protected] > >--------------------------------------------------------------- > >